Edge of Sanity

i will try Crimson, but it's surprising to see that it's only a single track album,
this is quite similar to Jethro Tull's style.

now with single track album like that, is the musician's interest and intention is to "force" us to dedicate a full 40 minutes to listen to the whole album without having the chance to skip any section at all?
because sometimes we like to play a cd just to listen to 2-3 songs and then move on to the next album right :)

J-Man wrote: Stephen wrote: i will try Crimson, but it's surprising to see that it's only a single track album, this is quite similar to Jethro Tull's style. now with single track album like that, is the musician's interest and intention is to "force" us to dedicate a full 40 minutes to listen to the whole album without having the chance to skip any section at all? because sometimes we like to play a cd just to listen to 2-3 songs and then move on to the next album right :) I can assure, Crimson sounds nothing like Jethro Tull! As for the second question, Crimson is one solitary track with no breaks or dividisions. I am sure that their intention was not to "force" the 40 minutes on you... you will be more than willing to hear the album in its entirety. There are NO sections worth skipping. -Jeff

^Twilight is a great track. One of their best IMO.